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Frage | Antworten |
what do all living cells need to do to release energy | respire |
what is energy needed for | organisms to stay alive and make new substances |
what requires oxygen | respiration |
what is the word equation for aerobic respiration | glucose + oxygen------->carbon dioxide +water |
name the two reactants in the areboic respiration equation | glucose and oxygen |
how is glucose supplied | by the digestion of carbohydrates |
where is glucose absorbed and where does It dissolve | its absorbed in the small intestine and dissolved in the plasma of the blood |
name two things that make up the circulatory system | the heart and the blood vessels |
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Heart (binary/octet-stream)
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1= capilleries 2=valves 3=right side of heart 4=left side of heart 5=heart chambers |
what does the alveoli give to the lungs and why? | it gives a large surface area so that oxygen can quickly diffuse from the air |
how thick our capillary walls | one cell thick |
where is oxygen carried | in red blood cells |
what does tissue fluid contain | oxygen and glucose |
where does tissue fluid come from | other capilleries |
what do the cells do to the tissue fluid | take out the glucose and oxygen and replace it with carbon dioxide |
what happens to the carbon dioxide (involving the plasma) | the co2 dissolves in the plasma |
what happens to ur breathing rate and pulse rate when running | it increases |
why does ur pulse rate and breathing rate increase | coz ur cells need more oxygen and glucose for respiration |
what is the difference between respiration and respiratry | respiratory is the process of creating energy respiration is breathing |
what happens when too little oxygen gets to the cells | the cells cannot release energy from food so they die |
how can we test if carbon dioxide is present | with lime water |
what is gas exchange | oxygen diffusing into the blood and carbon diffusing out of the blood |
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